Days The Kinks Acoustic Cover 1991 version

(c)1968 Words & Music Raymond Douglas Davies
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#Thank you for the days, those endless days, those sacred days u gave me
I´m thinkin´ of the days, I won´t forget a single day, believe me
I blessed the light, I blessed the light that shines on you, believe me
And though you´re gone, you´re with me every single day, believe me [3. fade]

Days I´ll remember all my life
Days when you can´t see wrong from right
You took my life, but then I knew that very soon you´d leave me
But it´s alright, now I´m not frightened of this world, believe me [2.+

I wish today would be tomorrow
The night is dark, it just brings sorrow let it wait #

+ Da---ys #
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"Days" is a song by The Kinks, written by Ray Davies, released as a single in 1969. It also appeared on an early version of the album "The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society" (released only in continental Europe and New Zealand), and now appears as a bonus track of the remastered CD.
Musically, it is an uptempo ballad of sorts. The lyrics are bittersweet in typical Davies fashion. The song addresses a former lover who has either left or died. This person is thanked for the days together, and forgiven for the departure. The lyrics reflect on the lasting effect the person has had, and promise "Though you're gone, you're with me every single day, believe me."
In later interviews, Davies claimed the song was composed in part as an emotional farewell to the original lineup of the band at a time of doubt about their future (founding member Pete Quaife left the band soon afterwards).
The song was an important single for Davies and the Kinks, coming in a year of declining commercial fortunes for the band. The song had been intended as an album track but after the relative failure of the previous single "Wonderboy" (which only reached #36 in the UK), "Days" was rushed out as a single with an old unreleased track "She's Got Everything" (recorded in February 1966 in the same session as "Dedicated Follower of Fashion") as the B-side. It reached #10 on the UK chart, but failed to chart in the U.S. This did not help future releases however as the next four Kinks singles failed to reach the top 30 (two of them failing to chart altogether) in the UK.
The song appeared on an advertisement for the new Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet in 2011.

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[bkrharold]

Great work, I really enjoyed it, congratulations